jkwleisemann
Aug 2nd, '06, 06:02 PM
Here's a question for you.
Villain A is a very public figure - a respected member of the clergy and political figure. He is also a supervillain in his 'spare time,' something that he obviously tries very hard to avoid getting out, and isn't fully aware of himself.
Now, what I'm trying to figure out is this. Would it be acceptable to put both Secret and Public ID on a character like this? He doesn't have a full-fledged multiform, but he has a *very* public identity in his 'normal' identity, with all the disadvantages that entails... and a very secret identity other times.
Or should I use Secret and Famous, or Public and Dark Secret?
Villain A is a very public figure - a respected member of the clergy and political figure. He is also a supervillain in his 'spare time,' something that he obviously tries very hard to avoid getting out, and isn't fully aware of himself.
Now, what I'm trying to figure out is this. Would it be acceptable to put both Secret and Public ID on a character like this? He doesn't have a full-fledged multiform, but he has a *very* public identity in his 'normal' identity, with all the disadvantages that entails... and a very secret identity other times.
Or should I use Secret and Famous, or Public and Dark Secret?